Wood loom is a weaving product unique to the Buldan region of Denizli province in Turkey. These peshtemals are traditionally produced on hand looms and woven using 100% cotton yarns.

Wood loom peshtemals are commonly used as bath towels and are preferred for gently drying the skin. They can also be used as beach towels, picnic blankets or for decorative purposes.

Another important feature of these peshtemals is that they are lightweight and thin. This allows them to be easily folded and carried. They can also be washed frequently due to their quick-drying feature and are long-lasting.

The history of Wood loom peshtemals dates back to the Ottoman period. During the Ottoman Empire, masters who produced peshtemals used special looms called “Wood loom.” These looms were designed to ensure the fine and light weaving of peshtemals. The advantages of a wooden loom include high durability, long lifespan, and being made of natural materials. 

Today, Wood loom peshtemals are still produced by hand-weaving methods in the Buldan region. Peshtemals contribute to the preservation of regional cultural heritage and continue to be popular among users due to their superior features. You will never want to give up using the peshtemal that you will feel natural when touching it.